Theories and Research Methodologies for Design-Based Implementation Research: Examples From Four Cases

This chapter reviews four projects that reflect the principles of design-based implementation research (DBIR) in an effort to highlight a range of relevant theoretical and methodological perspectives and tools that can inform future work associated with DBIR.

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